Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Animal Wednesday : Hey, who's that?



I found another image to use for this week while I was looking at my website. I'm often asked to paint client's pets on their walls in life size. Crazy, huh? So this is a Corgi named Tessa I painted in a little girl's room. She was my biggest critic but nodded her approval once it was complete. Woof!
(Please go to my other entry below.)

Happy Animal Wednesday!

12 comments:

  1. aaaah so cute, although corgis are not my favourite dogs.

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  2. That is so sweet and what an unique idea, painting on the wall. I bet you made that little girl very happ.

    HAW

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  3. that really is a great idea, I'd love to have pets on my walls. I never liked corgies until I met one and love them now, such adorable animals.

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  4. This is so FREAKIN' CUUUUTE!! I love corgis! My sweet Sunshine is half corgi, and I think they are such funny looking little dogs. I love them. They are great companion dogs. You did an awesome painting and likeness of Tessa.

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  5. Knowing what we both can do, I imagine she really DID give you a tough time as a critic while you were painting. Probably yakked away--do this or to that. Hee hee./

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  6. Those are always so fun to do and you do a fabulous job Laurel!

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  7. cute post! and beautiful painting as well, i'm glad the doggie loved it too, haha!

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  8. But how difficult! You must have been all hunched over, cross-eyed. It's a nice idea for children.

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  9. Awwwwwwwwwwwww! That is the cutest corgi i ever saw!!!! Hee hee heee! I just recently realized that I adore corgis, after meeting a couple while Tom and I were coffee-ing a couple weekends ago. They are crazy cute, and your painting captures that to a T... tea...tee...well, you know what I mean.

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  10. Ahh so cool!
    Great job! I love murals!

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  11. This is really sweet! I would love to have Sully on the wall at work so I could pretend he was actually there.

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